Daily Geography Practice ,Grade 3

Daily Geography Practice is aligned to National Geography Standards and the six essential elements of geography:

• The world in spatial terms
• Places and regions
• Physical systems
• Human systems
• Environment and society
• Uses of geography 

How it works
Monday–Friday: There are two geography questions for each day of the week, and the questions progress in difficulty from Monday to Friday. Each week includes a challenge question at the end of the unit.
 
Grade 3 Daily Geography includes 36 weekly units, and each weekly unit includes:

• A teacher page with unit overview and answer key.
• A Vocabulary list to highlight key geography terms.
• A map page that emphasizes the geography skills for the week.
• Question pages with two geography questions for each day of the week, plus a weekly challenge question.

Bonus! A 10-page reproducible geography glossary is included for students to use as an easy reference booklet throughout the year.
 
The geography skills presented at grade 3 include:

• globes
• compass roses
• map keys
• map grids and indexes
• map scales
• physical state maps
• road maps
• historical and cultural landmark maps
• population and product maps
• tourist and weather maps
• regions of the United States
• political maps of the United States, North America, and the world

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